INDUSTRY DAY: FORT HUNTER LIGGETT BARRACKS PDB-OTA RFP
Description: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District, announces an upcoming Progressive Design-Build competition under Other Transaction Authority for replacement barracks at Fort Hunter Liggett, California. The project includes demolition of five existing barracks and construction of four Collective Training Enlisted barracks and one Advanced Skills Training barracks, with supporting infrastructure and site development. An informational Industry Day on November 17, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time will explain the project and acquisition strategy and gather industry input before the formal Request for Qualifications is released.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District, announces an upcoming Progressive Design-Build competition under Other Transaction Authority for replacement barracks at Fort Hunter Liggett, California. The project includes demolition of five existing barracks and construction of four Collective Training Enlisted barracks and one Advanced Skills Training barracks, with supporting infrastructure and site development. An informational Industry Day on November 17, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. Pacific Time will explain the project and acquisition strategy and gather industry input before the formal Request for Qualifications is released.
The Mission Installation Contracting Command - Installation Readiness Center (MICC-IRC) plans to procure Full Food Service for Fort Hunter Liggett under the Army Food Program, for the Army Sustainment Command in support of the Logistics Readiness Center. The work includes dining-facility management, food receiving and storage, preparation and serving, remote-site feeding, and facility sanitation. The posting is an active presolicitation notice anticipating an RFP release in November 2026, with proposals expected 20 days afterward; it says responses to the synopsis are not required.
Protective helmets, including riot helmets with face shields; Riot and disturbance control shields; Shin guards and lower‑leg protection; Knee and elbow pads; Tactical uniforms; Forearm and upper‑arm protection; Chest, shoulder, back, and torso protection; Full‑body protective suits and modular protective systems; Tactical vests (Threat Level III‑A), including ballistic plate inserts; Protective gloves, including puncture‑resistant products; Riot batons and associated accessories; Equipment storage, transport, and maintenance accessories; Other related protective equipment designed for correctional emergency response operations.
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